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Book 1. (14 results) Tarnsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	22	Among these things, unfortunately, was berating those like myself who were hapless enough to fall within the ambit of his wrath.	10
5	141	Needless to say, tarns are a threat to any living matter that is luckless enough to fall within the shadow of their wings, even human beings.	10
6	65	I felt my body stiffening in the fall, setting itself for the impact.	10
8	170	For the first time since she had learned of the fall of Marlenus, the daughter of the Ubar seemed stunned.	10
9	38	She knelt and spread her hair to dry, letting it fall forward over her head and shoulders.	10
12	31	Before the tarn disk could begin its fall, the quarrel pierced it, carrying it, I would judge, some two hundred and fifty yards out into the river.	10
12	103	In that wild instant I saw my bird beginning to fall, flopping downward, and saw his attacker wheeling in my direction.	10
13	92	I feared the disease as I had not feared the larl, but I could not leave him here in the mountains to fall prey to one beast or another.	10
13	114	He laughed a mighty, roaring laugh and threw his head back, causing the hood to fall to his shoulders.	10
15	140	Mintar bowed his head in mock ceremony, a wry smile on his fat face, and with one short finger delicately tipped his own Ubar, causing it to fall.	10
15	176	"But Ar will fall.	10
16	72	"The fall of Ar will be Ka-la-na wine to the free cities of Gor.	10
16	152	"He wishes me to say that the city will soon fall and that you shall soon sit beside him on the throne of Ar".	10
17	28	In the camp of Pa-Kur we expected the city to fall any day, any hour.	10

Book 2. (11 results) Outlaw of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	50	Yet to speak of a symbol is to fall short of the mark.	10
2	77	Needless to say, the whistle is important and carefully guarded, for should it be lost or fall into the hands of an enemy the warrior has, for all practical purposes, lost his mount.	10
5	79	He seemed ready to fall, and I held him.	10
8	70	A slight rain had begun to fall.	10
11	259	Again and again she struck me, yet through it all I managed to stay on my knees, not to fall.	10
16	99	When it had seen me fall it had apparently taken flight.	10
17	89	The word had not yet been given which would allow them to fall upon it.	10
21	244	She could not go with me into the Sardar, of course, and when I abandoned her, she, alone and unprotected, would soon fall prey to a beast or find herself on yet another slaver's chain.	10
25	84	An instant before I knew the blade must fall I released my grip on the animal's neck and slipped under its belly.	10
25	125	She might fall prey to beasts, perhaps even to her own tarn, or be captured by a roving tarnsman or a band of slavers.	10
26	61	No man who has seen a woman in Pleasure Silk, or watched her dance, or heard the sound of a belled ankle or watched a woman's hair, unbound, fall to her waist can long live without the possession of such a delicious creature.	10

Book 3. (11 results) Priest-Kings of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
8	113	Each year in the fall legions of tarnsmen from Treve were said to emerge from the Voltai like locusts and fall on the fields of one city or another, different cities in different years, harvesting what they needed and burning the rest in order that a long, retaliatory winter campaign could not be la...	10
2	71	Females of both varieties tend generally to be slightly smaller than the males, but are quite as aggressive and sometimes even more dangerous, particularly in the late fall and winter of the year when they are likely to be hunting for their cubs.	10
14	111	He would still hear nothing of this and seemed firm that I should not fall below ten.	10
22	8	Suddenly one of the extensions, the fourth I believe, slipped with a grating sound from the ceiling and I leaped wildly for the next bar, just managing to catch it in my fall.	10
22	14	If I drew myself up on it I was afraid it would fall altogether.	10
22	17	I heard the bar I had just left slide out and fall like its predecessor to the stone floor below.	10
28	256	We could hear no fall of buildings, no clatter of rubble.	10
31	151	I saw him toss the silver tube away, and saw it fall through one of the great holes he had blasted in the globe and disappear in the violent, bubbling purple mass seething below.	10
31	176	I could not leap to the sides, for there was only the smooth sheer curve of the blue globe and I would slide to my death and fall like one of the stones from the roof above to the dusty, smoking rubble below.	10
31	199	The steel bar fell from Sarm's appendage and slid from the top of the dome to fall with a distant crash far below in the rubble.	10
31	234	With my foot I tumbled its heavy body from the walkway and watched it slide down the side of the globe and fall like Sarm to the rubble below.	10

Book 4. (26 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	72	In the thinking of the Wagon Peoples it is called the Omen Year, though the Omen Year is actually a season, rather than a year, which occupies a part of two of their regular years, for the Wagon Peoples calculate the year from the Season of Snows to the Season of Snows; Turians, incidentally, figure...	10
3	58	"Pray thou to Priest-Kings that the lance does not fall to me!" I did not understand this.	10
3	69	Then he said, "Though you are a dweller of cities—a vermin of the walls—I think you are not unworthy—and thus I pray the lance will fall to me".	10
3	112	"Spirit of the Sky," he cried, "let the lance fall to me—to me!" Then abruptly, furious, he wheeled the kaiila and joined the others, whence he turned to regard me.	10
3	114	Then, slowly, the four riders began to walk their mounts about the lance, watching it, right hands free to seize it should it begin to fall.	10
3	116	In their way I knew they were honoring me, that they had respected my stand in the matter of the charging lances, that now they were gambling to see who would win me, to whose weapons my blood must flow, beneath the paws of whose kaiila I must fall bloodied to the earth.	10
3	118	It would soon fall.	10
3	134	"Ho!" I heard, and spun to see the black lance fall and scarcely had it moved but it was seized in the fist of the scarred Tuchuk warrior.	10
5	19	They would be released with the fall of darkness to run the periphery of the herds, acting, as I have mentioned, as shepherds and sentinels.	10
7	13	There were also, among the other goods, two girls, blonde and blue-eyed, unclothed, chained; they had perhaps been a gift to Kutaituchik; or had been the daughters of enemies; they might have been from any city; both were beautiful; one was sitting with her knees tucked under her chin, her hands cla...	10
7	150	Kamchak set the blade of the quiva between the girl's throat and the collar and moved it, the leather collar seeming to fall from the blade.	10
7	246	"Are you zealous to please the fancy of Tuchuks?" The men who held the girl allowed her to fall to her knees between them.	10
8	133	The Gorean girl is, even if free, accustomed to slavery; she will perhaps own one or more slaves herself; she knows that she is weaker than men and what this can mean; she knows that cities fall and caravans are plundered; she knows she might even, by a sufficiently bold warrior, be captured in her ...	10
8	321	Indeed she did, but in an instant I saw the leather flash of the bola, with its vicious, beautiful almost ten-foot sweep, streak toward the girl's ankles, and I saw her fall.	10
8	492	Her hands were out, trying instinctively to maintain her balance; the bola weights were still snapping about her ankles in tiny, angry circles; in an instant she would fall to the grass; racing past I seized her by the hair and threw her over the saddle; scarcely did she comprehend what was happenin...	10
9	480	Thus, if Aphris of Turia, by some mischance, were to fall to Kamchak, and surely slavery, her considerable riches would be immediately assigned to Saphrar, merchant of Turia.	10
10	125	Kamchak! Free a slave! And, I told myself, even if I myself owned Elizabeth, and not Kamchak, I could not free her—for what would it be to free her? If she approached Turia she would fall slave to the first patrol that leashed and hooded her; if she tried to stay among the wagons, some young ...	10
10	575	And then, to my astonishment, and that of the throng who had gathered to witness the contest, I saw Kamras, Champion of Turia, weak from the loss of blood, fall to his knees before Kamchak of the Tuchuks.	10
16	74	The walls provide a means for defending the water and also, of course, considering the number of wells in the city, some of which, by the way, are fed by springs, provide a number of defensible enclaves should portions of the city fall into enemy hands.	10
17	55	I noted, too, that the surface of the pool licking at the marble basin in which it lay trapped seemed to rise slightly and then fall with the discharge of the steam.	10
24	37	"Without an enemy," said Kamchak, "they will never stand together—and if they fail to stand together, someday they will fall".	10
25	128	I added, "And it is one of the great fears of a Tuchuk girl that, should she fall into Turian hands, it will be done to her".	10
26	282	It was done, gone, ended! My mission had failed! The Priest-Kings would die! This world, and perhaps my other, dear Earth, would now fall to the mysterious Others, whoever or whatever they might be.	10
26	299	It was not only that I had failed, that what I had fought for had now vanished, become ashes—not only that the war of Priest-Kings, in which I had played a prominent part, fought long before over such matters, had now become fruitless, meaningless—that my friend Misk's life and its pur...	10
27	68	Shortly before Albrecht and Tenchika had been there, and Dina of Turia with her two Tuchuk guards, who had kept her safe from harm during the fall of the city.	10
28	68	"Good fortune attend you, Tarl Cabot, Commander of a Thousand Tuchuks, Warrior of Ko-ro-ba!" I lifted my hand to them and then drew on the one-strap and the wings of the great tarn began to strike the resistant air and the Tuchuks on all sides fell back stumbling in the dust and the driven wind smot...	10

Book 5. (13 results) Assassin of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	15	A peasant moved away that the shadow of the Assassin might not fall across his own.	10
3	177	His Home Stone, in four moves, would fall.	10
5	174	For an instant it seemed as though the great creature could not stand, as though he might fall; then, as though by an act of will, moving inch by inch through his body, he straightened himself.	10
5	385	And, we suppose, the Others would suspect that only humans whose brains had been disposed to believe certain things, in virtue of our science, would be permitted to fall into their hands, once again as a move intended to draw them into a trap".	10
9	10	Often in these matters, conducted under supervision, both slaves are hooded, in order that they not know who it is with whom they are forced to mate, lest they might, in their moment of union, in their common degradation, care for one another, or fall in love.	10
9	13	Slavers are angry, incidentally, when a city does fall, for then the market is likely to be depressed for months, due to the influx of new slaves, sometimes numbered in the thousands.	10
12	152	The slaves wore light, hooded cloaks, the length of which, when they stood, would fall slightly above the hem of their brief slave livery.	10
13	292	On the racing saddle there are two small straps, rather than the one large strap on the common saddle; both straps fasten about the rider and to the saddle, in a sense each duplicating the work of the other; the theory is that though smaller straps can break more easily the probability of both strap...	10
20	208	I saw tears from the eyes of Sura fall to the tiles.	10
21	281	It allows a great deal of mobility and, on the level of squad tactics, has its affinity to the Torian Squares; the space allows the swordsmen, of course, room in which to handle their weapons, room in which to properly attack or defend themselves; in this case I expected the center man to engage me,...	10
22	365	"It would be well," said the crossbowman, standing by my stirrup, "not to fall behind in this race".	10
22	572	I saw one of the four crossbowmen fall, an arrow from the stands transfixing him.	10
24	306	"Therefore, that Vella, and the others, because with her, not fall into the wrong hands, it was resolved to purchase them".	10

Book 6. (20 results) Raiders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	9	These deep center wells, actually holes cut in the island, permit its movement, though slowly when used alone, without exposing any of its inhabitants at its edges, where they might fall easier prey to the missile weapons of foes.	10
3	13	Incidentally, when the island is to be moved under siege conditions, divers leave the island by means of the wells and, in groups of two and three, attempt to cut a path in the direction of escape; such divers, of course, often fall prey to underwater predators and to the spears of enemies, who thru...	10
4	2	It was late in the year to cut rence, but some quantities of the rence are cut during the fall and winter and stored on covered rence rafts until the spring.	10
6	117	I saw the swirl of the circular, closely woven, weighted capture net and saw her fall, snared.	10
6	157	I crouched slashing upward in a wide circle and caught it before it could fall about me.	10
7	59	The officer on the tiller deck, Henrak at his side, let fall his hand.	10
8	250	It was also possible that they had eventually realized that boarders were not among them or, if they had been, were no longer, but they did not wish to remain trapped in the marsh, to fall victim to thirst, or the string-flung arrows of the yellow bow.	10
9	107	One might think that Port Kar, divided as she is, a city in which are raised the thrones of anarchy, would fall easy prey to either the imperialisms or the calculated retaliations of other cities, but it is not true.	10
9	157	And then I laughed, for I was considering how Port Kar might fall, and yet she was my own, my own city.	10
9	160	And how, even then, could Port Kar fall, for she was a mass of holdings, each individually defensible, room to room, each separated from the others by the canals which, in their hundreds, crossed and divided the city? No, I said to myself, Port Kar could be held a hundred years.	10
9	161	And even should she, somehow, fall, her men need only take ship, and then, when it pleased them, return, ordering slaves again to build in the delta a city called Port Kar.	10
9	219	For was I not myself of Port Kar? Could we not do what we wished, taking what we wanted, as we had rence girls that pleased us, simply binding them and making them our slaves? I laughed, for I had been considering, aforetime, how Port Kar might fall, and yet she was my own, my own city! The two drun...	10
14	222	He looked at her for better than an Ehn, studying the rise and fall, the sweep, of the oars.	10
17	93	It was fall, and the wind was cold whipping across the water.	10
17	240	I let the builders' glass, attached to the strap about my shoulder, fall to my side.	10
17	268	In Treve they do not grow their own food but, in the fall, raid the harvests of others.	10
17	405	Crossbow bolts from the other ships began to fall into the deck of the flagship.	10
18	153	"We will return to Port Kar after the fall of darkness," I told him.	10
18	328	Before nightfall doubtless more assaults would take place, and, in the first, or the second, or in another, we would surely fall.	10
18	543	I saw a man on the parapet fall screaming backward, struck by a rock as large as his head, hurled from the small hands of Luma.	10

Book 7. (13 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	15	Indeed, the preceding fall, at the fair of Se'Kara, near the Sardar Mountains, he had contracted with a marauder, Haakon of Skjern, for one hundred northern beauties, to be taken from the villages north of the Laurius and from the coastal villages, upward even to the edges of Torvaldsland.	10
7	51	Not only was she the most beautiful, but she had been trained in the house of Cernus, the great slave house in Ar, before its fall.	10
7	523	"You have an admirer," Targo told her, "a Captain of Tyros, who glimpsed you in Lydius last fall.	10
10	303	"We did not wish you to fall into their hands.	10
10	381	"In some respects," said he, "it was your good fortune to fall in with a slaver".	10
11	771	And even if I should serve them, might I not then, that I might not fall into the hands of their enemies, or reveal their plans and plotting, be slain? And even if I did serve them, and they, in their lenience, spared me, I knew that I would be kept by them only as a girl, another slave, to be sold ...	10
11	1111	And even should they be dispatched to the walls, perhaps upon some servile errand, they could see, for looming, remote pasangs about them, only the wild, bleak crags of the scarlet Voltai, and the sickening drop below them, the sheer fall from the walls and the cliffs below to the valley, pasangs be...	10
12	11	Sometimes free women fall desperately ill when brought to the pens.	10
12	287	I saw the lash fall across the back of the blond girl, she who had held my leash in the forest, who had been so cruel to me.	10
13	377	I could not permit Elinor Brinton, the sensitive girl of Earth, to fall into the hands of such hardened brutes.	10
13	611	On the saddle before him, facing him, I clung about his neck, terrified that I might fall.	10
14	678	Ena and one of the girls from the tent parted the garment and let it fall about my ankles.	10
17	19	I had feared only that my imagination might fall short of the invention of new and exciting ways to please him.	10

Book 8. (34 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	195	"It is said," said Samos, "that only weaklings, and fools, and men who deserve to be slave girls, fall slave to women".	10
2	233	She pulled the woolen fillet from her hair, letting it fall free.	10
2	545	They are not made to lift and fall, to crash among fifty-foot waves, caught in the fists of the sea's violence.	10
5	115	Even if a girl should escape one master, it is almost inevitable that she fall to the chains of another.	10
5	283	"I did not know that a panther girl could fall to an outlaw," said Rim.	10
6	96	"It is quite possible," I said, "that she would even permit such information to fall into his hands".	10
6	99	"We would not care," said Rim, "to fall into her trap".	10
6	157	"Marlenus? Fall to Verna?" asked Thurnock.	10
6	204	Should Marlenus fall to Verna and her band, Tyros might be much interested in his acquisition".	10
6	206	It would be quite a coup for Tyros, I surmised, did the great Ubar fall into their hands.	10
6	242	"What if I do not fall in with her?" asked Sheera.	10
6	245	"Then," I said, "I expect you will fall in with sleen, or forest panthers".	10
6	374	It was in her best interest, braceleted, to fall swiftly into the hands of Verna's band.	10
9	274	"There is a saying among panther girls," she said, "that any girl who permits herself to fall to men desires in her heart to be their slave".	10
10	102	"You are not the first to fall to panther girls," he said.	10
11	151	She had tried to kick at them and fall upon them but her guard, controlling her easily, for she was only a woman, dragged her away.	10
11	178	The normal fall of a girl's hands places her palms at her thighs.	10
13	351	"It would not be well for you to fall into the hands of those of Tyros, or the hands of Hura's panther girls".	10
14	300	Their weapons leapt at the bound men, but never did the blows fall.	10
15	21	It would not be pleasant for Ilene, should she fall to them.	10
15	436	Panther girls have little patience for those of their number who fall slave.	10
15	850	Ilene did not know when, or where on her body, they would fall.	10
15	852	Then suddenly there would be the hiss and, somewhere on her body, the swift, lashing fall of the switch.	10
15	981	I heard the switch fall twice, and then heard, alternating with silence, the movement of the chain.	10
16	17	Looped loosely about my right wrist, so that it would fall when my hand was held downwards, was a thick, wide strip of panther skin, twisted in its center.	10
16	118	Then suddenly the switch would fall again, with lashing ferocity.	10
16	276	Sarus, leader of the men of Tyros, ordered several to do so but none would strike, not wishing themselves to fall.	10
17	30	I heard a switch fall twice.	10
18	365	"If you fall asleep," I told her, "I will cut your throat".	10
20	116	I saw two fall.	10
20	122	I saw two more fall.	10
20	153	I saw two more men of Tyros fall, one with Sarus, one with those who had attempted to flee.	10
22	78	The sheerness of the fall was broken only by a tarn perch, some feet below.	10
22	474	I saw them fall to kissing and touching.	10

Book 9. (17 results) Marauders of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	320	Samos' sword was in his hand, thrust under the collar of her garment, ready to thrust in and lift, parting the garment, causing the robes to fall to either side, about her then naked body.	10
2	65	The slender, striped parsit fish has vast plankton banks north of the town, and may there, particularly in the spring and fall, be taken in great numbers.	10
3	162	"The wall will soon fall," said one of the men.	10
5	188	I saw the long oars lift, and then fall.	10
6	56	I surmised, as is common in Torvaldsland, most of the cattle had been driven higher into the mountains, to graze wild during the summer, to be fetched back to the shed only in the fall, with the coming of winter.	10
7	43	This crop had actually been sown the preceding fall, a month following the harvest festival.	10
7	46	The yield of the fall-sown Sa-Tarna is, statistically, larger than that of the spring-sown varieties.	10
8	206	"Never, never," she said, "let me fall into the hands of Ivar Forkbeard!" "I am Ivar Forkbeard," said Forkbeard.	10
9	141	But the blow did not then fall.	10
11	293	"Fall back!" cried out Svein Blue Tooth.	10
15	73	Earth, too, then, would inevitably fall.	10
16	54	Religious rune stones are repainted by rune-priests on the vigil of the fest-season of Odin, which, on Gor, takes place in the fall.	10
16	132	I felt grief at what misery, what disappointment, what disillusionment must now fall to my friend, the Forkbeard.	10
18	234	"They will slaughter us with the fall of night," said a man.	10
20	130	I saw it rise and fall.	10
21	45	On Gor, should the girl be so unfortunate as to fall into slavery, the total depth of her needs, her sensations, her deepest and most concealed sensualities, must expose themselves helplessly to the master, even though he may, if he choose, mock her cruelly, to her misery, for her vulnerabilities.	10
21	48	Should she miserably fall to slavery the passion dance of a nude slave girl will surely be among the least of what is commanded of her.	10

Book 10. (30 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
9	181	These arrangements, I suspected, had to do with the attempt of cities to protect their free women who, in numbers, seldom fall to the enemy, unless the city itself should fall, and then, of course, they would find themselves, like slaves, under the victory torches, their clothing removed, completely...	10
2	406	Even if she were not to be sold by the magistracy of Tor I thought it not unlikely that she would fall to the noose of a slaver.	10
2	410	I heard the lash fall among them.	10
3	182	I heard the beam, locking it, fall in place.	10
4	36	With the scimitar tip I let the curtain of rep-cloth fall, concealing her again in the kurdah.	10
4	50	There is little to fear from it, except, in the spring, should it rise and shift to the east, or, in the fall, should it blow westward.	10
4	208	Now her skin would be much more aware of such tiny things as a change in air movement in a room, temperature, humidity, and such; also she would now be more keenly sensitive to differences in textures with which her body might come in contact, such as the granulation of the stones on which her feet ...	10
5	320	"It was clumsy to let a tent fall on you," said Shakar.	10
7	204	On such a blade, I knew, silk dropped, should the blade be moved, would fall parted to the floor.	10
10	32	When rain does fall, however, sometimes it is fierce, turning the terrain into a quagmire.	10
10	142	"Hands on hips! Be insolent! Hands behind back! Hands crossed before you, as though bound! Hands at throat, as though chained to collar, fingers before mouth! Fall to the floor! Kneel! Head down! Head up! Bend backwards! Farther! Roll to the floor, on your side, on your back, right leg high, now fle...	10
10	190	I did not think it would take her long to remove her clothing, draw her warm kaiila-cloth blanket about her and, drawing her knees up, fall asleep on the straw of her cell, which, under pain of death, she would shut behind her, locking it.	10
10	378	One tries different girls until one finds her, or those, who are the most exquisite, the most pleasing; one tends then, to keep them; this tends, too, to work out to the advantage of the women, the female slaves, but few, except themselves, are concerned with them, or their feelings; men, it is clea...	10
11	38	Within minutes of the rain beginning to fall we had to dismount, to drag and pull our struggling, frightened kaiila toward the distant, higher ground.	10
11	616	We heard the roof of the inn fall.	10
13	5	I fell, unable to break my fall because of the manacles confining my wrists at my waist, fastened to the loop of chain, burning in the sun, about my waist.	10
13	301	The finger of the man on the dais, him veiled in red, prepared to fall.	10
13	378	The Priest-Kings will fall.	10
14	445	The marches to Klima are not made in the Tahari summer, only in the winter, the spring and fall, that some will survive them.	10
16	190	We, in the darkness, felt the salt water drench us, heard the great body, more than twenty feet long, fall back in the water.	10
19	38	"Fall to your hands and knees," he said.	10
21	627	I lay on the beam and wept, and feared that I would fall.	10
22	87	One often feints with the point, dropping it, or lifting it, or moving it to the one side or the other, dropping or lifting, or horizontally, in war; but in sport accuracy and not deception is paramount; I observed the rider; I saw him smile; I saw the kaiila rear up; I saw the lance fall into posit...	10
24	309	"Doubtless some will be captured, or fall into the hands of agents of Priest-Kings.	10
24	475	Do you not think they tremble inside those bulky garments, their precious Robes of Concealment, when a handsome, strong man passes by? Do you not think they ever consider what it would be to kneel naked before him, the boards beneath their knees, feeling the slightest movement of air on their bodies...	10
24	715	"The kasbah," I said, "will fall".	10
24	716	"The kasbah will never fall," said the girl.	10
25	417	Sometimes I pulled her abruptly, making her stumble, or run or fall.	10
26	570	She could not fall backwards.	10
26	624	You know you cannot do it!" I opened the whip, letting the broad, soft leather fall loose.	10

Book 11. (24 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	638	Bound as I was I could do nothing but fall before him, on my knees.	10
3	530	In the fall of the city of Turia, some years ago, thousands of its citizens had fled, many of them merchants or of merchant families; with the preservation of the city, and the restoration of the Ubarate of Phanius Turmus, many of these families returned; new contacts had been made, new products dis...	10
4	935	If a girl should elude one master, she will, customarily, soon fall to another.	10
4	1033	It was not the freedom of convention I then felt but the freedom of nature, not the freedom to be what I was not, which had been prescribed to me, but the freedom rather to be what I was, which, for complex social and historical reasons, had been long denied to me; it was not the freedom of politica...	10
4	1080	I wondered why my master had opened the corridor in the thorn brush; did I really mean nothing to him; was it nothing to him whether I remained in the camp, or fled into the darkness, to starve, or be devoured by beasts, or to fall into the hands of others? I suspected that, truly, it did mean littl...	10
5	386	I kept my head down, but he, with his hand, lifted my head up, that the moonlight might fall upon my veiled face.	10
5	580	"I will give you twenty Ihn," said he, "to remove the clothing of a free woman and to fall naked on your belly before me".	10
7	146	"I ask only," said the Lady Sabina, "that you not let me fall into the hands of those of Ar".	10
7	193	"I ask only," she said, "that I not be permitted to fall into the hands of those of Ar".	10
7	771	She broke her fall, as best she could, with her hands.	10
8	126	I feared I might fall, I feared I might be unable to go on, that I might collapse! I was mad with terror! It kept me mercilessly at my limits, not permitting me to think, but only to run, frenziedly, madly, a driven, frightened, herded animal, seeking her cage.	10
9	774	The rest of the rope, depending from the piling, she let fall to the dirt.	10
9	1379	They made me fall when they pleased, and as they pleased; sometimes they threw me forward, sometimes backward; sometimes they carried me, face up or face down, suspended between them; sometimes they dragged me by an ankle or a wrist on my back or stomach, or twisting; sometimes they dragged me or ma...	10
9	2370	Too, I had little doubt but that when it was the turn of the village slave, Melina, to serve the house of Thurnus that she, too, would fall under the same strict discipline.	10
9	2434	Then it began to fall lightly.	10
12	433	It was then necessary only to let myself fall into your hands".	10
15	343	"Further," she said, "even should the message fall into the wrong hands, it is concealed, and would not be understood as a message, and even if it were understood as a message, its secret would be kept for it is well enciphered".	10
15	345	She lifted one of her arms, bathing it, letting the water fall from it.	10
16	230	If the ship fell to pirates I, and the other girls, I knew, would fall helplessly to them, too, lovely spoils, naked slave booty, to the victors.	10
19	6	A hand extracted the heavy wadding, letting it fall open, to dry.	10
20	29	I let the hanging fall back, concealing the door.	10
20	233	When the shield reaches the top of the pole in the harbor and is permitted to fall it is the tenth hour, the Gorean noon.	10
26	380	"Doubtless," she said, "you are awaiting the fall of darkness".	10
27	140	It was in the Fall now.	10

Book 12. (38 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
3	801	If the cord were jerked loose the garment would fall open and could be easily brushed aside, to fall back, loose, behind them, on their cuffed, chained wrists.	10
2	326	Others said, similarly, that the end of the world was sheer, and that a ship might there plunge over the edge, to fall tumbling for days through emptiness until fierce winds broke it apart and the wreckage was lifted up to the bottom of the sea.	10
2	604	Perhaps some can live by fishing until the fall, and the return of the black sea sleen".	10
3	1133	It is filled in the fall and must last the lart through the winter night, which lasts months, the number of months depending on the latitude of his individual territory.	10
3	1167	Their platform tunics, loose, he then let fall to the boards of the platform.	10
3	1324	When the girl stands her hands may fall naturally at her sides, each in its bracelet, each bracelet attached to the same chain, which passes through the collar loop.	10
6	184	"Do you wish to fall upon him, Lads?" he asked, smiling wryly.	10
6	906	With his knife he cut the rags from her hips and we watched them fall among the angry sleen who tore them to pieces.	10
6	933	She who moments before had been free held to Ram, her master, clutching him, desperately, that she might not fall.	10
6	935	"I will fall," she wept.	10
7	130	"Is it common," I asked, "for the hides to be so plentiful in Lydius in the spring?" Normally hide hunters prefer the fall tabuk, for the coats are heavier.	10
7	138	"Never have there been hides in this quantity in Lydius," said Ram to me, "either in the spring or fall".	10
9	17	When they mill the hunters fall upon them.	10
10	357	I saw a man fall.	10
12	277	Sometimes she wore her hair up, and sometimes let it fall loosely about her shoulders.	10
12	351	Snow that does fall, of course, is less likely to melt.	10
12	354	In the winter, of course, and in the early spring and late fall, desolate, bleak and frozen, wind-swept, it presents the aspect of a barren, alien landscape.	10
12	355	At such times the red hunters will dwell by the sea, in the spring and fall by its shores, and, in the winter, going out on the ice itself.	10
20	9	Finally, in the early fall, several families had arrived to occupy their seasonally abandoned dwellings.	10
22	130	"It is a broad-head, and they are rare in these waters in the fall.	10
22	178	With two hands on the shaft I forced the twisting body to fall away from the craft.	10
23	254	"We learned from Sarpelius, from what he had learned from Drusus, that there was a headquarters farther north, one which could be reached only in the late spring, summer, or early fall".	10
23	482	There was snow on his parka, for, apparently, snow had begun to fall outside during the feast.	10
23	486	There, not speaking, he shook loose from the sack, causing it to fall to the dirt, the head of a large, white-pelted Kur, an ice beast.	10
24	140	"What will be done with you, if you fall into their hands?" she asked.	10
25	42	At the beginning of the season, usually in the late fall, a paste, a muck, formed of earth, and grass and moss, for solidity, is shaped and placed on the wood, some five to six inches to thickness.	10
28	185	Its hunt, and its day, commonly begins with the fall of darkness.	10
29	18	He then let it fall behind us.	10
30	8	I could tell, however, from the fall of the garment, that each was naked beneath it.	10
30	249	Two men leaped on me, causing me to fall down the tiers.	10
32	36	"The lights are most normally seen in the fall and spring," I said, "near the time of the equinoxes".	10
32	107	"What if they should fall into the hands of the Priest-Kings?" "There is an arrangement to prevent that," he said.	10
35	202	If she were to stand under the sphere holding the chain above her in its track the chain would fall, gracefully looped, behind her, almost to the back of her knees, whence it would rise again to its lock point on her collar.	10
35	1269	"Is there so much of value here," I asked, "that you would be willing to destroy it?" "The supplies here, and the disposition maps, the schedules and codes, will not fall into the hands of Priest-Kings," it said.	10
38	6	Outside a gentle snow had begun to fall.	10
38	44	It was a double coffle line; the last girl is placed on it first; the double line is knotted about her neck and then the two strands are taken forward; the fifth girl was next neck-knotted into the line and the two strands taken forward again, and so on; when the first girl is put in the coffle, the...	10
38	79	"Hope that you will one day fall into the power of your love master," I said.	10
38	205	When your eyes fall upon a girl she wants to be your slave.	10

Book 13. (20 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	556	"If this is an invisibility ring, we are fortunate to have it fall into our grasp," I said.	10
4	934	I watched Port Kar, its low buildings, fall behind.	10
5	723	After the fall of Turia the custom spread northward.	10
12	72	"The house owner may then, if he wishes, warn the intruder away or, if he wishes, fall upon him when he enters the house".	10
13	738	"Each night, for a month," I said, "after you are chained in your kennel, and before you fall asleep, say that".	10
14	720	If he should actually dare to deliver the false ring to the Sardar he would doubtless there fall into the power of the Priest-Kings.	10
16	104	"If it were not for the askaris they would fall upon us with their slaughtering knives".	10
20	125	But he did not fall.	10
24	30	"And if we are seen we may fall to hostile natives or, if they be allies of Bila Huruma, be taken, or our position indicated by the drums".	10
27	57	They were less likely to fall from it, I realized, than an Earthling to tumble from one of his sidewalks.	10
32	553	It was not known what had become of the population of the city which had been permitted to fall into ruins.	10
32	844	I observed their lovely rise and fall, correlated with the respiratory cycle of her small lungs.	10
34	182	Besides, if they should escape, they would doubtless soon fall to another master, perhaps worse than the first".	10
44	143	They wished me, for some reason, to leave her there, helpless, unable to free herself, lying there at the mercy of the jungle, surely either to starve or thirst to death, or, more likely, to fall victim to some new predator.	10
48	132	Girls such as talunas keep such things about in case slave girls should fall into their hands.	10
48	141	I loosened the gag from the mouth of the blond girl and let it fall, its wadding looped about it, before her throat.	10
48	254	Sometimes, in the fall of a city, girls who have been enslaved, girls formerly of the now-victorious city, will be freed.	10
52	144	Should it fall from the hand of one man it would likely be seized up by the hand of another".	10
54	119	"Even though one's work may fall into ruin?" I inquired.	10
54	121	"Even though one's work may fall into ruin".	10

Book 14. (12 results) Fighting Slave of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
2	85	She broke her fall with her hands.	10
6	24	They would not be easy with men so miserable as to fall into their power as slaves.	10
10	237	She slipped the robe from her shoulders, letting it fall to the floor.	10
13	731	I let the draft slave fall.	10
17	100	She lowered her head, letting her hair fall about my face.	10
19	323	Kenneth normally did not shear the hair of his stable sluts, even in the fall.	10
22	780	Even if the security of Tenalion were not perfect, as is that of most slavers, making escape impossible, where would a naked woman in a collar go? If she should escape one master, surely she would soon fall to another.	10
23	110	As the tunic had passed over her head I had heard the chain loop on her collar, with a small sound, lift and then fall back into place.	10
25	65	When you fall broken and bloody at the feet of Krondar, unable to move and at his mercy, will that not be a sweet vengeance for him, against you, and, in its way, against the Lady Florence?" "Doubtless," I said.	10
25	101	"After the first few blows," said Kenneth, "feign disorientation, then when another is struck, fall to the sand".	10
26	82	Blushing she allowed her robes to fall about her hips and, with two hands, holding the collar with her left and inserting the key with her right, she removed it from my throat.	10
34	64	"A slave! A slave, Masters!" "Aught else?" "No, Masters! No, Masters!" We heard the lash fall three more times.	10

Book 15. (8 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	137	Others, perhaps, shamed by the fall of Vonda, or the necessity for their flight from the city, did not wish to be recognized in Lara.	10
6	101	During daylight hours a small amount of light can filter through such a window and then fall through a matching, somewhat lower window, to the interior of the holding area.	10
15	129	"You could then be left alive, perhaps to please him again as an interesting and compliant pleasure object, should you fall again into his clutches".	10
23	260	If the cord were jerked loose the hair would fall, unbound, to the small of her back.	10
25	216	It was on her, though she could not yet feel its weight as I had not yet released it, that it might fall against the back of her neck.	10
31	48	Then, at night, chained, cold, when we would fall asleep, we would have our dreams.	10
31	157	To make the gate fall with extreme swiftness, incidentally, as was done when my galley was shattered, it is necessary only to disengage one of the counterweights.	10
32	223	Hurried, they might even be expected to fall, or to become entangled in their chains.	10

Book 16. (16 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	82	Was it because the flag of Victoria flew on our stem-castle lines? I saw the hand of Callimachus fall, almost like a knife.	10
1	121	I watched the long, looping trajectory of a bowl of flaming pitch, trailing a streamer of smoke, near us, and then fall with a hissing splash into the water nearby.	10
8	254	Thus, in rough weather they may swing, but they are not likely to fall, scattering flaming oil about, with attendant dangers of fire.	10
8	564	I heard the padlock, on its chain, fall to the side of the door.	10
10	52	We had then lain to, in the movement of ships, pennons of the Voskjard on our lines, should we fall within the light of passing lanterns.	10
10	187	I saw two pirates, cut from the steps, fall twisting and striking against stone to the sea yard below.	10
16	24	I saw a pirate fall over the body of another pirate, who had been struck with an arrow.	10
16	262	I saw the two men fall, one to each side of Callimachus.	10
16	374	"Do not permit me to fall into the hands of those of Victoria!" he begged.	10
17	95	The girl then slipped loose the binding-fiber belt, letting it fall against the two belt loops in the back.	10
18	421	Perhaps they fall to the noose of a passing tarnsman.	10
19	25	I wondered if she might one day fall slave.	10
20	48	This was not the type of party at which, say, the free women of the enemy, captives, stripped, not yet even given the dignity of the collar, clad only in their hair and beauty, are forced to wash and lick the feet of victors, to serve their viands and pour their drinks, to wait upon and clear tables...	10
20	334	I assumed, with the fall of Callisthenes, that the mantle and helmet of the first captain would surely devolve upon him.	10
20	1579	If they elude one master they are certain to fall to another who, recognizing them as a fugitive, is likely to subject them to a bondage far more grievous than the first.	10
20	1645	When men fall, they take women with them.	10

Book 17. (17 results) Savages of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	351	"That they did not fall on the field does not mean that they did not fall," said Grunt.	10
1	105	Before the fall of darkness, and my escape, I had had time, too, to pierce her ears, that the full degree of her degradation and slavery, in the Gorean way of thinking, be made most clear.	10
1	140	I had then, after the fall of darkness, deeming it then reasonably safe, bound her naked, belly up, over the saddle of my tarn and, eluding patrols, escaped from the city.	10
1	928	A snow began to fall".	10
1	1122	It could be too easily grasped by an enemy on foot, with the result of perhaps impeding the movement of the kaiila or even causing it to twist and fall.	10
1	1123	Needless to say, it is extremely dangerous to fall from one's kaiila in hunting kailiauk, because one is often closely involved with numerous stampeding beasts, or the given beast one is pursuing may suddenly turn on one.	10
8	338	He turned her on the rope, to the left and right, that men might see the cut and fall of the hair against her back.	10
8	1050	He let her hair fall back, down her back.	10
9	118	I did not wish to fall behind.	10
10	43	"To raise dust like that, in this terrain," said Grunt, "you must ride across draws, rather than avoid them, and you must ride in a cluster, where the dust will rise, cloudlike, rather than rise and fall, in a narrow line, swiftly dissipated by the wind".	10
13	498	Much attention would I give to my hair and cosmetics, to the belting of my dress and the fall of its folds upon my body.	10
13	1343	Both sexes, then, frequently fail to obtain happiness, or fall far short of the happiness of which they are both capable, that happiness which is a consequence of maintaining a biological fidelity to their separate natures".	10
13	1363	You may be sold to a stranger, or given to one, or fall into the hands of a stranger, or group of strangers.	10
14	491	Betting, too, may take place in connection with such things as the fall of arrows, and the appearance and movements of animals, particularly birds.	10
14	1260	"Last fall," he said, "I obtained it from Dust Legs.	10
15	190	The Fleer let the hair fall from the lance, and then he laid the side of the metal point of the lance on the edge of the girl's collar, the metal touching the right side of her neck.	10
19	297	Woman's Dress looked up at them, still holding to the lance, that he not fall.	10

Book 18. (23 results) Blood Brothers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	34	"That is so it will not cushion the blows which might fall on your back," I said.	10
15	99	I thought for a moment she might fall.	10
16	177	How naive is the man who believes that having sex with a woman is so little or brief a thing as to fall within the parameters of a horizontal plane, the simple stimulations of a skin, the results attendant upon a simplistic manual dexterity.	10
19	136	The inner circle, I think, would have had the edge of the shadow reach it or fall within it about noon".	10
22	58	"If necessary, Wasnapohdi," I said to her, "fall on your knees before Yellow Knives, and tear open your clothing, revealing your breasts to them.	10
22	193	"Too," she said, "it is hard not to fall in love, eventually, with one who is one's master".	10
27	90	I saw two fall.	10
27	91	One rider I saw fall from the back of a tarn, some few hundred yards to the west and north of the camp.	10
28	110	It is particularly significant when one understands that the women know very well that if they fall into the hands of the enemy, with their hair shorn, they may expect to be sold into low slaveries, such as agricultural servitudes or those of the mills.	10
28	202	"Fall back," said Mahpiyasapa.	10
29	137	"Do you wonder," he asked, "why Grunt seeks the Barrens, why he spends so little time with his own people?" "The camp is going to fall, imminently," I said.	10
33	252	This collaring arrangement, though not unfamiliar on Gor generally, particularly after the fall of a city, when metal collars may not be available in abundance, or in rural areas, is unusual in the Barrens, where leather, thong-tied beaded collars are almost universal.	10
34	447	I took care, in deference to the feelings of the red savages, not to let my shadow fall across it, while it was being sunned.	10
40	43	She wore a brief halter of Waniyanpi cloth which, by design, did little to conceal the beauty of her breasts; about her waist a string was tied; two pieces of Waniyanpi cloth, about a foot wide and two feet long, were thrust over and behind the string, one in front and one in back; these two pieces ...	10
40	585	At a sign from Seibar they permitted her to fall to her knees.	10
42	30	It seemed we had hardly seen the camp fall away beneath us but what red tarnsmen were aflight, plying their pursuit in our hurried wake.	10
43	402	It landed, happily, on a Yellow Knife who was charging from the side, causing him to lose his balance and fall.	10
44	475	The trail, within its narrow boundaries, the rock on one side, the fall on the other, constituted a suitable trap, or slaughter channel, for our paralyzed, bewildered, confined enemies.	10
45	81	More than once, below me, on the rock face, I saw a body pitch outward and then fall, silently, it seemed, into the darkness below.	10
47	179	He would fall, I conjectured, through the Kinyanpi formation below, that formation being by now, I supposed, arrested by the other tarnsmen, those from Council Rock.	10
47	264	It would fall through the formation.	10
47	409	"Hold! Do not fall back! Attack! Attack!" He cried out in Gorean.	10
50	68	Then he let Iwoso fall to her knees.	10

Book 19. (14 results) Kajira of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
5	254	"Yes," I said, "of course!" "My remarks," he said, "will be based on the hypothesis that Lady Sheila's figure is acceptable, that her curvatures fall within suitable slave tolerances".	10
6	144	I had begun to fall in love with the Gorean city.	10
8	30	I followed Drusus Rencius carefully, that I might not fall.	10
8	361	Then, suddenly, I heard the belt beginning to fall, sharply, on the girl.	10
9	69	If she does not do well enough, if she is insufficiently maddeningly sensuous, the whips fall not about her, but on her.	10
13	178	I clutched the golden bars, in order not to fall.	10
15	278	The best that a slave can commonly hope for is that she might fall into the power of a new master.	10
15	372	"I shall do so, unless perhaps I chance to fall asleep first," the newcomer assured the fellow.	10
16	91	Rain had begun to fall, as it apparently had the night before.	10
26	203	I suppose it is hard not to fall in love with a man who gives you great pleasure, who fulfills your needs, who cares for you, who feeds, shelters and nurtures you—and masters you.	10
30	177	If I were to remove a hand from the wall I would fall against it; from such a position, so awkward and helpless, it is difficult to regain one's balance quickly and smoothly.	10
33	196	That is she whom I captured after the fall of the city.	10
33	337	The success of this plan became strikingly clear after the fall of the city.	10
36	414	It is easy for a woman to fall in love with her master.	10

Book 20. (22 results) Players of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	679	The hair of more than one might fall across the shoulder of a guard at table.	10
1	848	I heard soft gasps and cries from across the room, the fall of a goblet, and squirming.	10
2	888	I brushed aside the curtain and entered the booth, permitting the curtain, not much drawn on its rings, to fall shut behind me.	10
2	970	Too, in permitting the curtain to fall shut behind me, I had not interfered with the natural closure of the booth.	10
3	56	I brushed back the hangings and let them fall closed behind me.	10
3	235	She unpinned her veil at the left side, and let it fall, and brushed back the silken hood of her tent robe, shaking her head, freeing a cascade of long, dark hair.	10
4	9	She dabbed at her lips with a napkin, under the veil, and then let the veil fall again into place.	10
5	50	She might fall to a slaver's noose and thence to his iron.	10
5	410	"They must not fall into the wrong hands!" I assumed they were not state papers, of course.	10
7	174	"May I break position?" I heard the lash fall upon her.	10
7	404	"It was funny, too," said Boots, "when you pretended to fall off the rope.	10
9	480	"If I did not get lost, or fall to sleen," she said.	10
10	870	I would climb the stairs in a normal manner, certainly without stealth, and would make it a point to noisily remove the padlock from the door, and let it fall back against the side of the door, suspended on its short chain.	10
12	743	The removal of her footwear might have served to punish her for some flaw in her performance, such as a crookedly sewn seam or a poorly served meal, or might, say, have indicated some fall on her part from the favor of the master.	10
13	55	I saw tears fall from her eyes, moistening the dust between her knees.	10
13	82	To be sure, after her fall in favor, probably to the amusement of those who had been her former men, face veiling had been denied to her, at least, I assumed, until her return to Brundisium.	10
14	329	I saw him fall twice, and each time get up.	10
14	331	He could not now fall, however, because of the animals pressing about him.	10
21	80	Its fall is gravity controlled.	10
21	81	The fall is swift, but not destructive.	10
21	601	I flipped it, and let it fall back.	10
22	374	"However these matters fall out," said Scormus, "they have now begun".	10

Book 21. (19 results) Mercenaries of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	10	She had unpinned her shimmering veils, permitting them to fall about her throat and shoulders.	10
1	164	I again then stood behind her but this time I did not strike her immediately, but let her wait, as a slave, that she might anticipate the blow, and grow apprehensive of it, and not know precisely when it would fall.	10
3	200	Too, if the attack fails, the advanced force may fall back, knowing that the balance of their army, indeed, its bulk, rested and fresh, not yet engaged, is fully prepared to cover their retreat.	10
4	606	I let the disk fall back, just below her neck.	10
9	61	It is sometimes said that any city can fall behind the walls of which can be placed a tharlarion laden with gold.	10
9	69	Mercenaries, as I may have mentioned, are often mustered out in the fall, to be recruited anew in the spring.	10
12	93	Hurtha was one of the few folks I had ever known who had the capacity to fall asleep like lightning.	10
12	97	I hoped that the enemy, if there was one, would not now fall upon the camp like a storm.	10
13	68	Yet Feiqa and Tula, objectively, had far less to fear in the fall of a city than a free person.	10
13	152	She would then, after the fall of the city, have been hunted down, stripped, and put on the chain, the number 908 being inscribed on her left breast.	10
16	1093	I waited for a few moments, and then touched her, and then, after a time, lifted her skirt, that she could feel the air upon her, and then, after a longer time, when I was pleased to do so, let it fall.	10
16	1420	The walls, from this close to them, the fall sun bright on them, seemed very high and formidable.	10
18	228	"Perhaps you should hope, and desperately," I said, "that you never fall slave".	10
18	230	"Because perhaps you might fall into the hands of a fellow who might be as rigorous and strict with you, as you would be, or as you seem to claim you would be, had you a female such as yourself in your power, and you were a man".	10
21	137	What consolation is it for others if they should eventually discover that they live in a world of facts, if disillusioned they should eventually recognize their errors, living to see the harvests of their own foolishness, living to see their civilization split asunder, to see their world fall bleedi...	10
25	35	I stepped within, permitting the curtain to fall back behind me.	10
25	344	This doubtless has something to do with the naturalness of the institution, for it is a civilized enhancement of a fundamental biological complementarity, and the tendency of the slave, categorically dominated and uncompromisingly possessed, as she longs to be, to fall in love with the master, and t...	10
26	278	Then they seemed, both, to fall to the side, and then, it seemed, one was trying to move away, crawling.	10
29	177	I wondered if killing an Alar, Hurtha, in particular, would count, strictly, legally, as an act of murder, or if there were some more sensible, benign category under which it might fall.	10

Book 22. (17 results) Dancer of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
6	646	My body suddenly felt hot sunlight fall upon it.	10
8	168	We took the combs and knelt, letting the blankets fall about our waist, and combed our hair.	10
11	304	She is not there to know in whose arms she lies, or piteously, and in misery, to fall in love, but to be impregnated.	10
11	1047	Delving deeply into the bowl she lifted up handfuls of ostraka again and again, each time letting them fall like showers back into the bowl.	10
11	1102	Pick some up, then let them fall through your fingers".	10
14	34	Too, as I was frightened, it would be easier, in a kneeling position, not to falter, or fall.	10
16	135	Tupita thrust it back, over her shoulders, untied the strings and let it fall to the floor, behind her.	10
20	182	Whereas in the cities, where the rights of citizenship are clearest, where the sways of custom and tradition tend to be jealously guarded, where the influence of Home Stones is likely to be most keenly felt, free labor has generally held its own, the same cannot be said for all rural areas of Gor, p...	10
20	198	Such have contributed, through economic hardship, or treachery, to the diminishment, and even fall, of more than one city.	10
24	83	I went slowly not only because I was afraid but also because I did not want, because of the steepness, or my chains, to fall.	10
24	758	Just do not fall into his hands".	10
26	119	Some of us, too, serve as embonded camp followers, and will count as part of the loot should the camp fall into enemy hands.	10
29	98	Too, their skirts, and Tupita's, too, and the slave strips, or G-strings, of Tela and myself had been lifted up, or aside, and let fall again, perhaps to see if we were depilated, or shaved, or if such cloth might conceal some defect.	10
29	883	It did not fall.	10
30	150	"I shall attempt to fall into the hands of the men of Pietro Vacchi".	10
30	155	"I, too," she said, "shall attempt to venture to the camp of Pietro Vacchi, in the hope that one into whose hands I hope to fall will still be there.	10
34	689	Why could they not recognize this? Why could they not explicitly acknowledge this truth, so patent a truth? Because the slave was merely a slave, nothing, only a silken beast and a shapely property! And how foolish a slave to hope that a master might care for one so worthless and despicable as she! ...	10

Book 23. (37 results) Renegades of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	66	I let my cloak fall to the sides so that they could see the scarlet of my tunic.	10
2	146	Even if Brundisium should fall, this would not be likely to constitute a disaster of the first rank for Cos.	10
4	16	Too, of course, here there were no exercising yards, where one might try a fall or two in wrestling or, say, have a game of catch, either with the large or the small ball.	10
5	497	If I appeared to be of Ar, I might fall afoul of Cosians.	10
7	3	The fellow then attending on the baths, rather large for such a fellow, it might seem, hooded, too, perhaps to disguise scarring of such a nature as might turn the stomachs of bathers, enveloped in a cloak, hobbling, perhaps the result of a fall from tarnback, hurried, seemingly alarmed, to the bric...	10
8	502	In this way, as she wore slave bracelets, although she might slip, she could not fall, and her hands would be kept in the vicinity of the pommel.	10
9	20	"It is said the city will soon fall," I said.	10
10	35	I had redeemed her, by means of Ephialtes, at the Crooked Tarn, for thirty-five copper tarsks, the cost of her bill, but I had sold her for forty, a modest, almost irresistible price, considering the value of women here, at least prior to the city's fall.	10
11	258	Do they really think we would believe that this report just happened to fall into our grasp, at this time? Do they intend for us to take it seriously? It is not even in cipher.	10
12	57	"The city must soon fall," she said.	10
13	151	"Do you think the citadel will fall tomorrow," I asked, "or the next day? And do you still wear artful rags, and go barefoot, and display your calves and ankles?" Her eyes widened.	10
13	169	I caught Lady Claudia, that she not fall.	10
15	775	I did not want her to tremble, or stammer, for example, as she, knowing herself slave, and its meaning, might have had to struggle against an almost overpowering impulse, desire and disposition to fall rightfully to her knees before a free man, address him as "Master," and such.	10
15	932	"What can it matter? The city, I am certain, will soon fall.	10
15	935	"Let that be the irony, if you wish, that today, of all days, when the citadel surely must shortly fall, when she is so close to rescue by her Cosian friends, but so far, that she, today, of all days, in full view of the foe, in justice and defiance, is placed upon the spear!" Lady Publia shuddered.	10
16	100	Two were cut down and a third climbed back over the wall and leapt away, plunging to its foot, preferring to risk the consequences of such a fall rather than face certain death on the walkway.	10
17	27	One, a foot thick and twenty feet in length, managed by ten men with ropes, mounted at an angle of some twenty degrees on an improvised pivot of heaped stone, swept the bridge an instant after it struck the crenelation, then tumbled off, used once, to fall behind the parapet.	10
17	28	Men, before its movement, were struck screaming to the ground, but others followed them, pouring over the wall, to plunge into coiled tarn wire, to stumble, to fall, to wade in it bloodied, to meet stones and steel.	10
17	32	At two of the bridges tiles and bricks, some two feet in length and six inches in height and width, met the attackers, not so much to stay the force of the attack as litter the bridge itself, that rushing men, not suspecting them, might stumble and fall.	10
17	96	I saw one of them, a quarrel in his back, fall away from the windlass.	10
17	98	It was half turned and tottered, but did not fall.	10
17	156	I saw more Cosians spew forth from a tower, over its bridge, and fall into tarn wire, and meet the pikes of defenders.	10
17	237	It must fall backward! But it did not.	10
17	251	He struck the point free from the wood, gouging the wood, but before the ladder could fall again against the wall, I shifted and caught him under the arm and pushed back more.	10
17	255	For an instant I was not clear that it would fall.	10
18	200	"Get closer to the wall!" I saw another fellow, his hands on a large stone, it held over his head, turn and fall within the rampart, struck by a quarrel.	10
18	228	In their fall they not unoften took others with them, the some seventy feet or so, to the landing, the wall lower on the harbor side than the land side.	10
18	312	Why should one not seize one if it is convenient to do so? Others may not have wanted the slaves to fall into the hands of the hated Cosians, simply to deprive them of this loot, or perhaps, more, to deny to them the inordinate rewards and pleasures which accrue to a male from the ownership of a fem...	10
20	93	"My word is sacred to me," said Surilius, "but so, too, are the terms of my word, and they require only that I do not permit you to fall, when you yourself could not avoid it, into the hands of Cosians.	10
20	389	I saw her lose her footing once on the plank and fall, belly downward on it, her legs on either side of it.	10
20	447	I could see the water fall from the lifted oar blades into the harbor.	10
21	333	Indeed, interestingly, although this was not known to the girl, that very gold had been used after the fall of the gate to assist in the escape of Aemilianus and his colleagues to the piers.	10
24	137	After the fall of Ar's Station the Cosian troops, and their allies, mercenary and otherwise, would have much more freedom.	10
24	141	Her captivity, that of a free person would be almost certain to be promptly replaced with bondage, and a master into whose clutches she might have most feared to fall.	10
24	366	"In the fall," I said, "I spoke with Dietrich of Tarnburg, in Torcadino.	10
24	577	"She was determined to survive the fall of Ar's Station, whatever might prove to be the fate of her sisters in the city," said the keeper.	10
24	947	For example, last fall, after accepting her as a slave, I had named the former Lady Charlotte of Samnium "Feiqa," which is a Tahari name.	10

Book 24. (33 results) Vagabonds of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	171	Two days after the fall of Ar's Station a mercenary, who had apparently seen much action, passed near the wagon of Ephialtes.	10
1	268	Too, these men were flushed with victory, after the fall of Ar's Station, to the east.	10
1	413	Who knows when the slaver's noose or net may fall upon one of them? Almost all female slaves, at one time or another, or at certain times, are belled.	10
1	499	"Some weeks ago," said the man near me, "before the fall of Ar's Station, Borton, carrying dispatches for Artemidorus, stayed at an inn on the Vosk Road.	10
1	515	His monetary fortunes, I gather, if not his dignity, have been apparently recouped, presumably from loot distributed to the command of Artemidorus, acquired in the fall of Ar's Station".	10
3	34	The land, its fall and lie, wells, watercourses, their breadth and depth, their swiftness, fords, climate, time of year, visibility, precipitation, footing, and such, provide the four-dimensional board on which are played the games of war.	10
13	217	A fellow, for example, who has seen several fall near him, in his own tiny place of war, often as narrow as a few yards in width, has a tendency to suppose these losses are typical of the entire field, that they characterize the day itself.	10
13	447	I must escape! Somehow I must avoid the fate into which they seemed bound to fall.	10
14	286	I saw a man raise his hands, his torch lifted eccentrically, then lost, turn and fall.	10
15	53	I heard a body fall into the water.	10
17	11	"I saw him fall," said a man.	10
17	92	"Do not let it fall!" cried a man.	10
17	147	Why should they not, now, fall upon the vanguard, milling, tormented, confused, mutinous, helpless, exhausted in the marsh? "Speak to us, Labienus!" cried men.	10
17	218	Of the millions of sting flies hatched in the delta each summer, usually over a period of four or five days, a few return each fall, to begin the cycle again.	10
18	174	I turned to see it fall in the water and, at the same time, heard the swift departure of steel from a Gorean sheath.	10
19	459	It interested me that she would now, in her present plight, naturally, unthinkingly, and unquestioningly fall back upon, acknowledge, and call attention to, the uniqueness and specialness of her sex, its difference from that of men, and its entitlement to its particular considerations.	10
19	687	I then held her, that she not fall forward.	10
19	767	I feared I might rip free and fall to the marsh below, sometimes a hundred feet below, sometimes as little as thirty or forty feet.	10
19	787	Then it began to fall, erratically, turning in the air, and then, somehow, again, it regained some stability.	10
19	806	In trying to reach me with these claws, of course, it lost aerial stability, and began to fall, twisting downward.	10
19	846	I thought her knees might give way, that she might fall to the sand.	10
19	1611	I watched her make her way inch by inch to the destination I had set for her, and then, there in some grass, fall to her shoulder.	10
19	1732	"My only hope," she said, "would be to fall into the hands of those who know of me and my work".	10
27	174	"If she were to fall into our hands, here in the delta, it would be a court-martial for her".	10
30	40	It was not in bloom now, of course, as it flowers in the fall.	10
32	40	"If I were to remain here," she said, "if I were not devoured, I would be sure to fall to a rencer".	10
32	168	I did not think they would be likely to fall on the pursuers.	10
32	170	I saw the runner fall once and then, gasping, get up, and run again.	10
36	24	The folks in this area would, by now, given the fall of Ar's Station, and the general success of Cos on the continent, be familiar with such accents in females.	10
42	130	I did not think that he, before the fall of Ar's Station, and his chagrin with Ar, would have spoken so of the feet of a free woman of Ar, particularly one of education, elevation and refinement.	10
47	195	There were doubtless many cities on Gor which did not even know, as yet, of the fall of Ar's Station.	10
48	130	"What if you fall sideways?" I asked.	10
48	353	"She came into my keeping at the Crooked Tarn, on the Viktel Aria," I said, "and was in the vicinity of Ar's Station at the time of its fall.	10

Book 25. (6 results) Magicians of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
1	273	I had known for a long time, even as long ago as the inn of the Crooked Tarn, on the Vosk Road, before the fall of Ar's Station, that she had profound slave needs, but I had never suspected their depth until I had seen her in a camp outside Brundisium, kneeling before Marcus, looking up at him, unbe...	10
2	63	We had learned, however, after the fall of Ar's Station, that the official rumor circulated in the south was to the effect that Ar's Station had opened its gates to the Cosian expeditionary force, this in consideration of substantial gifts of gold.	10
3	286	The net had been cunningly arranged, that it might, when released, activated perhaps by springs or the pulling of a lever, fall and drape itself over the couch.	10
3	538	To be sure, they do not always object to them when they come into their possession, as, say, they might after the fall of a city, or if one, say, has been captured and deliberately sold to them, perhaps by some male acquaintance, for one reason or another.	10
4	72	The army of Cos was the largest ever brought to the field on Gor, and it was now, after the fall of Ar's Station, abetted by numerous reinforcements from the north.	10
7	86	Other men rushed out to fall upon the former regent with blows but Taurentians swiftly, with proddings and blows of their spears, drove them back.	10

Book 29. (2 results) Swordsmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
28	22	Two important fairs take place in the vicinity of the Sardar Mountains, in the spring and fall, that of En'Kara in the spring, and Se'Kara in the fall.	10
38	589	I think that in that clumsy, agonizing ascent, there was not one who did not fall, and more than once, upon the steps, thence to struggle frantically to regain its feet, only sometimes, drawn unexpectedly, off balance, by the chain again, to fall yet again, and some were unable to regain their feet,...	10

Book 30. (2 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
7	217	"And before the next watch," whispered Tyrtaios, "we may fall from the world, to fall forever".	10
15	20	When called to flight, Turgus' galley was to fall to Pertinax, and if the entire cavalry were put aflight, I was pleased that the galley's command would fall to Philoctetes, a mariner of Cos, for whom I would be eager to draw oar.	10

Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
20	204	"I have heard a mariner whisper in terror," said a slave, "for he fears Tersites, the shipwright, is mad, and would do war against Thassa, would contemplate a journey to where the world is no more, where the seas, like a waterfall a thousand pasangs in width, plunge over the cliff of the world, to f...	10